Blaugrana Bull
HiiiPoWeR
How would you not want Alexis Sanchez if it would be a swap with LDJ? No brainer for me.
Blaugrana Bull
HiiiPoWeR
Jugado fucking razo
te amo barca
Blaugrana al vent
is he better than Depay? Discuss
KingLeo10
Senior Member
No contest, even now.
He was also 2 levels above Depay in his prime. A top 5 player in the EPL for a year or two.
CatalinR10
Senior Member
Laugh , smile or cry
Jugadorazo till I die !
Fati_Future_BallonDor
Well-known member
Unbelievable guy!
Richard.H
Senior Member
Laugh , smile or cry
Jugadorazo till I die !
Miss this meme. Good old days. Thanks for the flashbacks.
Richard.H
Senior Member
This is the guy that scored a panenka in the most important penalty for Chilean NT ever.Flawed player, but real jugadorazo.
Yep that made Messi cry buckets. Ice cold.
Fati_Future_BallonDor
Well-known member
“After playing on that team, it’s been impossible for football to surprise me. I played with Iniesta, Xavi, Messi, Neymar, and Puyol, who was a tremendous defender and captain of Spain,” he added.
“I played with all of them! Finding players like that today is very difficult for me,” he concluded.
Sanchez was then asked about Lamine Yamal and comparisons with Lionel Messi, which is the trending topic in Spain at the moment.
“Compare him to Messi? That’s a tall order. Lamine plays very well, but we shouldn’t overwhelm him with words.”
“Let him have fun, relax, and reach his best level, because he’s still very young,” he added.
Finally, the player was asked what he remembered the most from his time at Barcelona, to which he named La Masia without any hesitation.
“It left a mark on me. I got my coaching license, but I still want to do it as a player: teach young people what respect is, the timing of football.”
“And what football, the football of La Masia! That way of finding space, keeping possession of the ball. That’s what I like,” he added.
“I played with all of them! Finding players like that today is very difficult for me,” he concluded.
Sanchez was then asked about Lamine Yamal and comparisons with Lionel Messi, which is the trending topic in Spain at the moment.
“Compare him to Messi? That’s a tall order. Lamine plays very well, but we shouldn’t overwhelm him with words.”
“Let him have fun, relax, and reach his best level, because he’s still very young,” he added.
Finally, the player was asked what he remembered the most from his time at Barcelona, to which he named La Masia without any hesitation.
“It left a mark on me. I got my coaching license, but I still want to do it as a player: teach young people what respect is, the timing of football.”
“And what football, the football of La Masia! That way of finding space, keeping possession of the ball. That’s what I like,” he added.
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